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. 2010 Jan 18;15(1):352–373. doi: 10.3390/molecules15010352

Table 2.

Fluorescence derivatizations after hydrolysis used in HPLC and CE.

Analyte Derivatizing reagent Matrices Separation Temperature condition (°C) Reaction time λex- λem (nm) Limit of detection Refs.
Hydrolysis by phospholipase C
GPCho alpha-naphthylisocyanate Rat liver microsomes HPLC 85 2 h 280-360 10 pmol [39]
GPCho, GPEtn DNS-ethanolamine phosphate from DNS-Cl Egg HPLC 60-80 24 h 360-420 - [30]
GPEtn Naproxen chloride rat brain cerebrum and cerebellum HPLC 80 15 min 332-352 1 pmol [40]
GPCho, GPA 9-anthroyl chloride Rat thymocytes HPLC 60 10 min 360-460 0.1 pmol [41]
PAF 7-methoxycoumarin-3-carbonyl chloride or 7-methoxycoumarin-4- acetic acid Human leucocytes HPLC - - - 100 pg [42]
Hydrolysis by phospholipase D
GPCho DNS-ethanolamine from DNS-Cl Egg HPLC Room temperature 2-3 h 360-420 - [31]
Hydrolysis by alkaline phosphatase
Sphingoid base 1-phosphates OPA Serum, cultured cells, rat tissues HPLC Room temperature 20 min 340-455 0.5 pmol [43]
Sphingosine 1-phosphate and dihydro Sphingosine 1-phosphate OPA Cultured cells, plasma HPLC Room temperature 20 min 340-455 <0.5 pmol [44]